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From: Torsten C. <tc...@df...> - 2003-02-18 11:38:10
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<snip/> > ==> At first i must say that there is no such thing as string<wchar_t> > since string is > > typedef basic_string<char> string; > > In some implementation char can be the same as wchar_t (switch or not it > doesn't matter). But since you can use wchar_t explicitly why use > switches? Keep in mind that the type wstring exists! Well, IIRC it was commented out in my copy (strange) Anyway - the problem is that I need *ALL* types in my application. So now I have: string - ANSI tstring - ANSI/UNICODE depending on the switch wstring - UNICODE -- Torsten |